Locations

I offer psychotherapy sessions both in Hertfordshire and Harley Street in Central London. You are welcome to choose the setting that feels most accessible and supportive for you.

Hertfordshire

My Hertfordshire practice provides a calm, private space away from the pressures of everyday life.

Easily accessible from Hitchin, Stevenage, Letchworth, and surrounding villages
Free parking available nearby
Sessions arranged during the day or evening

(Full address provided at the time of booking)

Harley Street, London W1

For those who prefer a Central London location, I also offer sessions from Harley Street, a world-renowned centre of medical and therapeutic excellence.

Conveniently located near Oxford Circus, Bond Street, and Regent’s Park stations
Accessible by multiple bus routes
Paid on-street and nearby car park options available

My Harley Street consulting room is part of a multidisciplinary practice, allowing me to work alongside medical and therapeutic colleagues to provide a high standard of care.

Online Sessions

If travel is difficult, I also offer sessions online (via Zoom), providing flexibility while maintaining the same level of therapeutic depth and confidentiality.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I book a Harley Street session?
Simply contact me via the [Contact Page] to arrange a consultation. I will confirm availability and provide full booking details.

Are your fees the same at both locations?
Fees vary slightly between Hertfordshire and Harley Street to reflect room costs. Please see the [Fees Page] for details.

Do you work with private health insurance?
Yes — I am a recognised provider with several private insurers and can provide invoices for reimbursement where applicable. Please confirm your cover with your insurer before booking.

Is Harley Street accessible?
Most rooms are accessible by lift, though please let me know if you have specific mobility needs so I can ensure the most suitable space.

Can I start online and move to in-person sessions later?
Yes — many clients find this a flexible and supportive way to begin therapy.